Lisbon Travel Guide
by TravelEnthusiast
Feb 22, 2025
#hellohalloween
• Lisbon – explore the hilly capital with its historic neighborhoods like Alfama and Bairro Alto, enjoy viewpoints, trams, pastel de nata, and the riverfront in Belém.
• Porto – wander the Ribeira district, cross Dom Luís I Bridge, visit Livraria Lello, taste port wine in Vila Nova de Gaia, and enjoy riverside walks. 🍷
• Sintra – visit fairytale palaces and castles like Pena Palace and Quinta da Regaleira, surrounded by lush hills. 🏰
• Coimbra – home to one of Europe’s oldest universities, historic libraries, and charming streets along the Mondego River. 📚
• Douro Valley – drive or cruise through terraced vineyards, taste world-famous wines, and enjoy scenic river landscapes. 🍇
• Algarve – southern beaches with cliffs, caves, and turquoise waters. Ideal for sunbathing, surfing, or coastal hikes. 🏖️
• Madeira – island paradise with volcanic landscapes, botanical gardens, and the levada trails for hiking. 🌺
• Azores – nine islands with volcanic craters, thermal springs, lakes, and whale-watching opportunities. 🐋
• Óbidos – a charming medieval town with cobbled streets, castle walls, and local cherry liqueur (Ginjinha). 🏘️
• Évora – Roman temples, whitewashed streets, and historic architecture in Portugal’s Alentejo region. ⛪
• Food & Drink – try codfish dishes, grilled sardines, francesinha in Porto, pastel de nata, local cheeses, olive oil, and wines from Douro and Alentejo regions. 🍴
• Nature & Adventure – hike in Peneda-Gerês National Park, surf in Nazaré, explore caves in Algarve, or relax in Madeira’s volcanic pools. 🌿
Portugal is a country of contrasts — historic cities, stunning coastline, lush islands, and rich food culture. It’s perfect for those who love sun, history, nature, and good cuisine. ✨
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